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I know I've gotten one of my MP4 down to an average of just below 31l/100km, although that truck is mostly hauling medical related loads which tend to be towards the lighter ends of loads.

Hmm, i'm looking at image 4, and I'm trying to figure out if you can even see the capitol building from there. Although I can confirm if you can see it at that distance from that angle, then they got the look of it absolutely right. Also both of the trailers in the right lane in photo 5 are Voltison...

The fact that both voice actors are British leads me to believe it's most likely for the European side of things.

I mean, it certainly leaves spaces for guessing, the coach passengers idea certainly works, but I wonder if there might be something more unexpected, related to say, the trucking side of things?

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Well this is curious. Wonder what they could need voice actors for?

Well, there is the Vulkaneifel, which might be vaguely comparable, but on a smaller scale.

I've not seen anything other than logs on log trailers in real life in the US. So if anything the cargo variety is higher than I'd expect.

I see no point in Longview being more than scenic when Olympia-Portland is shorter than Eugene-Medford. Also Longview is almost exactly 100km from me, and yet I hadn't heard of it until right now.

Honestly, my biggest fear with a rebuild of cities would be them being majority highway driving to get from any two points in the same city like the most recent major cities have been.

SCS wouldnt skip that large of a city. But they have, in fact they have skipped 25 larger cities already. Because all of them are effectively part of another city. The Only city that Vancouver compares to that made it is Oakland, and that barely made it as a city. There are scenery cities with more...